now, abc2 news at 11:00. >> we all handed our kids over o him. now he's charge with raping a teenage girl. >> and that winter chill is back, but how long will it stay? i will have maryland's most accurate forecast. >> and find out how one man turned his video game house into a store. >> big christmas trees are going pink. you can help. >> we begin now with you developments in the case of adalat mother city school employee charged with raping a 15-year-old girl. >> that girl is now pregnant with the child. christian schaffer has been following the story. he has the late e. >> very parents got a chance to vicinity tonight. that suspect, shawn nolan was a contractor. his duties appear to have

extended far beyond. >> this is shawn nolan's office on the first floor of hazel wood elementary. inside the office. he councilled students and handed out disciplines. >> he was a hall monitor. >> hall monitor, temporary support employee. no one seemed to be sure just what his job was. now, he faces criminal charges where police say he had a sexual relationship with a 15- year-old girl. the girl is pregnant with his child. nolan worked at has ole wood two days after the arrest last week. when the arrest came to light so did the confusion of his job. >> they don't know what this man was. and he was allowed complete access to children. >> reporter: children like

erica hamlet's son. >> this man had been the go-to person here. when i was having issues with my son sand his math teacher. he set a conference. >> reporter: parents met with school fishes tonight. the parents say they came for answers on how shawn nolan was allowed to be in the school. >> agitated me. because he's doing dr. long's old junk. >> reporter: the school officials say an investigation is going on, but could not respond to the parents at the meeting. >> city schools are looking into this matter certainly. it would be inappropriate for me to comment on it giving the pending legal aspects of the situation. >> reporter: the administrators are bringing in support teams to explain the situation to children who have dealt with

nolan. he faces second degree rape and assault. he is free on bail and has a hearing scheduled. christian schaffer, abc2 news. in another school, clarence cepheus taylor touched three students. one girl was ten years old. the alleged abuse happened between 20t2008 and 2010 when he worked as a door maid. he faces several counts of sex chill abuse of a minor. >> there are likely other victims. >> reporter: he is still in police custody. >> got a little dose of reality today. looks like december is back again. we will fine out if the chill will be with us over nice. what do you think, wyatt? >> i'm looking at the possibility of a cold night.

temperatures are only in the mid 40s today. now we are in the mid 30s out there. millersville reporting 30. 29 in wedgewood. so yes, a very cold december night. unsettled weather is to the west. now this boundary along with some mild air trying to edge in over the weekend means unsettled weather. the risk of hitting the showers starting tomorrow into the morning hours, a cold start, then the chance for showers in the afternoon. we will talk about how things will change by sunday and there are several changes through the weekend coming up. >> all right wyatt. we take you to hartford county. we have a student who got hurt wrestling at paterson high school. the boy was wrestling when he hurt his spine. he is 16 and in serious condition tonight. a student is charged with bringing a gun to a high

school. octavio was arrest. a resource officer found it in the boy's backpack. they didn't find any am in addition. he is 17-year-olds old and being charged as an doesn't. a. a student shot a bibi at another student's head. two construction workers were hurt after a fall about 20 feet. it happened at brick yard square. the cause of the fall is not no. the two men were taken to a trauma center. and a 62-year-old man is dead after an early morning house fire in jacksonville. two firefighters were injured trying to contain the fire. they were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. there were no fire hydrant ins the area making it difficult to get the flames under control.

the cause of the fire is under investigation. and yesterday's fire is now fatal. 87-year-old earnest louis senior. the medical examiner says he died from carbon monoxide poison. and an update on the top story last night. we know the man who fired a police officer's gun in a hospital. it was brian dargan. he was handcuffed to a gurney. reached for the weapon and it fired. nobody was hurt. dodargan is charged with attempted murder. same sex couples can now file for marriage licenses in baltimore.

you don't have to be a resident of maryland to get a marriage license in baltimore. applicants must provide a name and address and pay $85 in cash. you saw the writing on the wall. an engineering job is about to come to an end. >> what did he do? he looked into his hands and there was a sign. game controller. he discovered his passion to sell vintage video games. >> harry potter, it is very hot and out of print. to feed my habit, i started selling them. >> once a game, always a gamer. >> these are the original trilogy based on the original trilogy. >> he kept buying and buying and collecting and collecting. >> a wave bird for the original game cube. go for a couple of hundred dollars. >> when his passion took over the dining room, he knew he was

in business. >> if i could get a little more pocket cash, i would be happy! there's more. upstairs, 4,000 games. >> i have a used copyright here. actually. this is, think i, about 50,000 copies of this were released for knot america. >> shelves and stacks and more stacks and another room, some guy from china just plays some buys. >> he wanted some of the rare american games. >> now he has out groan his house and is moving to a store front across the street. >> it's a piece of culture. this is a big part of what america is right now. >> so from the spare to the dining room to the den to back outside where you name the game business burns rightly. >> i couldn't have imagined we would be able to do this. >> brian's company is called you name the game and you can find them online and facebook. we how old love to chat about hard to find video games he

has. >> that's impressive. well, the radio will not sound the same tomorrow morning on mix 106. something will be missing. that is jojo. his contract would not be reknewed. he has been with them for 18 years. >> he is going the be missed, but he will have no problems getting a job. he buzz great for this town. what a great business huh? >> you going to be here tomorrow? [laughter] >> just one minute, we will be back with more abc2 news. >> did you skip black friday? we have smart shopping tips. >> and temperatures set to rise again after a chilly day tomorrow. could be warmer around here saturday around sunday. we will talk about that. >> all right. i know wyatt is heading out. disney rereel veals a whole new world to you and your kids. we go inside the expanded

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>> all right new at 11:00, we have a breakthrough good morning treatment for alzheimers. there's a new way of treating the disease here in maryland. they are implanting a pacemaker to the chest to stimulate the brain. so far, findings are positive. >> what we are hoping to see is improved memory and that people don't decline as that's as they would without the treatment. >> it is also being used to treat parken son's disease. it is only in an experimental stage. it slows the progression for people in the early stages of the illness. helping cancer survivors.

you wouldn't expect have very green christmas to go pink, but this is. the lake view tree farm is on a mission this season. >> why don't we pick december, one of the busiest seasons and get people to come out and support a great cause. >> the the cause is near and dear to this family. breast cancer awareness. linda brown is a 21 year survivor. ingly had wonderful doctors but nowhere to go. the loss of hair, all that kind of stuff. >> brown has seen is progression of pink and the commitment of the cause continue to grow just like the trees on the family's 85-acre farm. she wants to give back donating proceeds to a research center. >> every pink tag will be donated $5.

>> jamie brown and his girlfriend are leading the charge. >> to live through what may mother lived through. i was there, i was young. it is very hard to watch it happen. not know whether your mother will come home or not is a big thing. >> cameron knows what that is like. his mother died of breast company four years ago. he worked with the browns ten years. it didn't take much to get him on board. >> it's a horrible dedisease, you know. and the best thing about this is raising awareness because there is nobody in this world that is not a effected somehow by breast cancer. >> so pick a tree and swing an ax at breast cancer. that way, you are going green will help pink. >> the farm has been in the family since 1896 and this is the first time they have done anything like this.

this weekend, saturday, the tree farm will be the best place to help breast cancer. for each specialty tree, five dollars will be donate today the cause. for the trees you cut yourself, one dollar will go. for nor information; go to our website, abc2news.com. >> that is the first time they did that? the first annual. they will the it every year. that's a great idea. baltimore is carrying on a tradition of its own. giving winter wear to needy children. city employees and those living downtown and students gathered at the nuance pal building downtown. this is the 39th year for the mitten tree ceremony. >> the whole intent ceremony was to give to those who have very little. as winter approaches, we know we have children out there without mittens to keep them

warm during the winter. >> and if you want to help decorate the mitten tree, irrelevant is now taking donations. >> a monumental event in mount vernon tonight. this is the 41 year of the event. santa made an appearance and there were fire works. a laser show finale. and do not forget, this is the kinger time toy drive. we have been doing this for 14 years. your donations will go to area children. you can drop off at most of the wal-marts in town. we have drop off locations on our website, abc2news.com/toy drive. >> you have plenty of time to finish off the holiday shopping. some of the smartest shoppers are waiting to make their big purchases just a little bit

later. john matarese explains why so you don't waste your money. >> reporter: so you missed black friday or what you wanted was sold out by the time you got to the store? no worries. there's a little secret many stores done want you to know. prices are sometimes cheaper days later. black friday and cyber monday are the popular kid ins school. they get all the buzz, but deal news.com says cyber monday never has the lowest prices. it's just the most popular day for online shopping. as for toys are us, deal news says all of the toys are cheaper two weeks before choice mass during a weekend sale. that means that furby might be cheaper later on. but from the dozens at stink file waiting too long for an item to go down. by the time it does, there are none left. you will say doesn't that

stink? three items to buy when you find them no matter what the price. nintendo's wii-u, and the leap pad explorer, 2. if you missed black friday, all you missed was a fight over a hi definition tv. everything else from toys to clothing and jewelry will be cheaper just before christmas. that way you don't waste your money. i'm john matarese. and now, maryland's most accurate forecast. >> all right, weather wise tonight, it is clear and it is cold out there. temperatures running much more december like tonight. already down to 31 now. a thick cloud deck has rolled in. we may not drop more than 2 or 3 degrees. some spots in tupper 20s tonight. the dew point is down, it is dry. maybe time to run the humidifier. from the u.s. naval academy

today. yeah. under a clear sky. a cold night. a little light chop on the river there. at parkville, it was all sun, high clouds, no weather in the state. plenty of sunshine. across from the tide warter marina here, a chilly night in hartford county. football forecast looks mild. it is a tough sunday forecast. we are in a stalled frontal system in the area. we could be closer to the low 60s for the big kickoff at 1:00 on sunday. there will be a 30% chance of a passing shower out there for the big tailgate. winder looks decent but not wonderful for a december gail. temperatures in the low 30s and winds very light. not much of a windchill. as we go through the overnight hours, we will wake up around

the freezing mark and the chance of showers coming in midday. temperatures won't warm up much tomorrow, but they will beyond tomorrow. let's look at the local spots tomorrow. around 49 in pasadena, 51 in davidsonville. further north in baltimore county, temperatures will struggle to get out of the mid upper 40s , this is all how the clouds will hold. essex about 48. and howard county, temperatures in the upper 40s or 52 toward laurel. to the west, a few showers all right breaking up. so things will get a little more unsettled tomorrow. more clouds in the air y. some light hit and miss showers. an unsettled pattern developing. by late tomorrow evening, rain down to the beaches and saturday, some clearing and some milder air sweeps in.

we, if we get enough sunshine, may get above 60 on saturday. so back an forth we go. sharp temperature divide. this mild air going to move in part of the weekend, but may go back south sunday. so sunday, we may not maintain the mild pattern we will see saturday. unsettled weather to the west. this frontal boundary will slide in our direction and it will mean hit an miss showers over the weekend and temperatures will be late tough to call. overnight tonight. cold 30. tomorrow, pushing 50. south, columbia, it could be 50. tomorrow, 42. mostly cloudy. any showers we see tomorrow should taper off tomorrow night. saturday looks dry to start us off. and then, upper 50s on sunday. it just depends on how the cool air hanging tough for us. then look a little further into the outlook there because as you do take that further look, you see what happens to the end

of the the outlook. temperatures are going to absolutely move up. so, rather than move down. so you see the temperatures dropping off. again, want to make sure to remind you to check out the abc2 news iphone app in the store. you can get it for the droid as well. abc2 news, check it out. all right, an age old battle. which is better? d. c. or baltimore? we know the answer for that. >> it will play out in our state. it's the battle of the hills. that is federal hill, against capitol hill. and the travel channel is piting the two against one another in a new show comparing the two. meteorologist mike masco caught up with some baltimore locals who say hands down, our city is better than d. c. >> we have federal hill, we have canton.

all the little things. >> all right, we are small town, we will be taping this tomorrow morning. show your city pride. head over to the cross street market. and cheer us on. >> all right much more coming up including the a new look in the new part of disney world that opened today. >> but first, here is juju chang. >> coming up, the chilling confessions of a serial killer. the man linked to eight murders across the country talks about how and why he chose his victims. plus, the little camera catching these amazing stunts coming up on nightline after abc news 2 at 11:00. >> i'm lauren cooke with the traffic control. there is not much construction.

but in d. c., there is work on 95 in green belt. bridge replacement will shut down several leans. traffic will return to normal by 5:00 a.m. ly be tracking the delays tomorrow on good morning maryland at 4:30. for the latest traffic alerts, you can go to abc2news.com, or follow me on facebook and twitter. [ female announcer ] for those who love sweets,

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>> today was the start of a whole new world for disney. new fantasyland opened at the magic kingdom. it's twice the size of the old one and added the castle from

beauty and the beast. disney tried to make it so authentic that the greetings are in french. >> i think my favorite part is gston in the beast castle. it just makes you feel like you're in a different place. >> the expresence includes a dozen of new adistractions and rides, it will not be fully complete until 2014. now we have another reason to go back. >> they always come back with new reasons. >> all right, well it was a genius temperature wise. you ready to scrape the windshield? we are below freezing already. 31 in baltimore. now, through the day tomorrow, temperatures slow to get out of the 40s so be ready for that. a cold front before we warm up saturday.

>> a little frosty at daybreak, but charles will be there. good morning maryland. >> ly have to scrape my car when i go out? >> you better. >> have a good night!